n.

1. 鞭子；鞭梢[C]
2. 鞭打，抽打[C]
3. 急速的揮動[C]
4. （風，雨，浪等的）猛烈打擊，猛烈衝擊[the S]
5. 責難；斥責；諷刺[the S]
   The lash of public opinion compelled him to resign.

   輿論的嚴厲指責迫使他辭職。

6. 眼睫毛[C]

vt.

1. 鞭打，抽打
   He lashed the horse across the back with a whip.

   他用鞭子抽打馬背。

2. 急速揮動
3. （風，雨，浪等）猛烈打擊，猛烈衝擊
   The waves lash (against) the rocks.

   海浪拍打岩石。

   The rain was lashing the windows.

   雨點猛打窗戶。

4. 抨擊；斥責；諷刺
5. 驅使；激起，煽動[（+into）]

vi.

1. 猛擊[（+at/into）]
2. 急速揮動
3. （風，雨，浪等的）猛烈打擊，猛烈衝擊
   The waves lashed against the rocks.

   波濤猛烈衝擊岩石。

4. 抨擊；斥責[（+at/into）]
   The editorial lashed out at official corruption.

   那篇社論猛烈抨擊官場的腐敗。

vt.

1. 用繩等捆紮（或綁緊）；將……紮牢
   He lashed the cartons together.

   他把那些紙盒捆紮在一起。

v.

1. strike or beat with a whip or stick.
   ▸beat forcefully against:

   waves lashed the coast.
   ▸ (lash out) hit or kick out.
   ▸ (lash out) launch a verbal attack.
2. (of an animal) move (a part of the body, especially the tail) quickly and violently.
3. fasten securely with a cord or rope.
4. (lash out) Brit. spend money extravagantly.

n.

1. a sharp blow or stroke with a whip or stick.
2. the flexible leather part of a whip.
3. an eyelash.